Finally, getting back on top of this blog

So I have taken a considerable break from blogging about art in Second Life and Art general however I did put out a post a few days ago. The thing that mostly put me off of doing it was me not having a lot of thoughts to share about Art however, after taking a break … Read more

Artistic Evolution: A Comparative Study of 1960s Art and Its Progression to 2024

Artistic Evolution: A Comparative Study of 1960s Art and Its Progression to 2024 Table of Contents summary Summary The evolution of art from the 1960s to 2024 highlights a transformative journey shaped by sociopolitical changes, technological advancements, and cultural dialogues. The 1960s was a pivotal decade marked by significant movements. Pop Art and Minimalism arose … Read more

Authenticity, Art, and Providence: Exploring the Relationship Between Creativity and Faith

Authenticity is a crucial element of art, the quality that gives a work of art its uniqueness and value. Art that is authentic is genuine, original, and true to the artist’s vision. It is essential for any work of art to be considered significant and meaningful, for without authenticity, art becomes nothing more than a … Read more

Where to research about art history

Art history is a fascinating subject that can be explored in many different ways. Whether you are a student, a teacher, or simply someone who is passionate about art, there are many resources available that can help you to engage in research in art history. In this post, we will explore some of the best … Read more

Research into Art history

Art history is a fascinating and captivating subject that has intrigued people for centuries. It is a journey through time that explores the many different styles, movements, and techniques that have shaped the world of art. From the ancient cave paintings of Lascaux to the contemporary installations of today’s artists, art history is a rich … Read more

“The pile of nope” artwork piece

As an artist, I created “the pile of nope” artwork piece in Blender using wall maker and text. The artwork is an intriguing and thought-provoking representation of the feeling of not wanting to be involved in awkward or uncomfortable situations. The pile of nope is a visual manifestation of the desire to avoid situations that … Read more

Visiting Oxford and the Museums this year

I really enjoyed the art trip to the Pitt Rivers Museum and Ashmolean Museum in Oxford this December. The purpose of the trip was to see the exhibits and learn more about different types of art, and I was not disappointed. At the Pitt Rivers Museum, I was fascinated by the leather work display, which … Read more